Sentence examples for muddle surrounding from inspiring English sources
But it added to what gay and equal rights activists described as the muddle surrounding law reform.
When personal moral codes clash with professional ethics; when the heart clashes with the mind; when empathy clashes with religious doctrine; when inner convictions clash with law — it is then that the muddle of surrounding circumstances tends to blur the perception of even the most obvious evidence, and to mitigate its influence.
The muddle over whether the men have been tortured reflects the general mystery surrounding them.
Above her head is a muddle of electrical cabling; behind her are walls of tinny, zigzagged metal and surrounding her is a pervasive sense of the 70s B-movie.
Or maybe he has noticed the awkward uncertainty surrounding two high-profile oldsters in other sports, Peyton Manning and Kobe Bryant, both of whom are muddling through injury-riddled seasons that may or may not — they won't say — be their last.
In the context of this song, it's one that muddles Bieber's message, a moment where the narrative we're meant to buy into surrounding his new record Purpose, released Friday, openly conflicts with what's actually on display.
Occasionally, the muddle is at least entertaining: "For her part, Lily, who loved to be surrounded by worshiping males, had a devoted puppy dog who was never less than amusing.
Keep in mind that many of the cursed destinations are surrounded by lore and legend, and the stories of what exactly happened are muddled, to say the least.
Mr Runciman stresses "muddle".
